Corinne Brixton's first book, "Through Martha's Eyes", was published in March 2017.

Here is what some have already said about the book:

‘This book is a bit like an enjoyable film which vividly retells the story of Jesus. It brings together biblical texts, lots of historical and social background, and plenty of intelligent imagination filling out the story. Jesus was a real person living in a real historical world among real people, and this book helps bring his story alive for us by suggesting how Martha might have experienced it. I am glad to commend it warmly.’
Revd. Dr. David Wenham, MA, PhD, Tutor in New Testament, Trinity College Bristol;
author of “The Parables of Jesus”, and “Paul and Jesus: The True Story”


‘Corinne Brixton is a wise and experienced guide to the Christian life. This is a book which I hope will introduce many to the riches of the Bible, and help them to understand it better.’
Rt. Revd. Graham Tomlin, Bishop of Kensington and President of St Mellitus College;
author of “The Seven Deadly Sins and How to Overcome Them”, and “Looking Through The Cross”


‘This book achieves its goal of providing a readily accessible background to the gospels for newer Christians. In reality, its appeal is much broader—it is an easy read which will bring the gospel stories into a fresh focus.’
Christine Fry, Member of Church of England General Synod.


‘Corinne Brixton has brought the people and events of Jesus' ministry to life in this vivid story, told through the eyes of his friend Martha and her family. Readers will be drawn into the pacey narrative, and learn much about the meaning of Jesus along the way.’
Prof. Gordon McConville, Professor of Old Testament Theology, University of Gloucestershire;
author of “Exploring the Old Testament” and “Deuteronomy” (Apollos Old Testament Commentary)


‘A brilliant portrayal of the monumental events surrounding the life of Christ. I both laughed and cried. Through Martha’s Eyes will be valued by those who have known the story since childhood, and those who come to it for the first time.’
Revd. Clive Gardner, Team Vicar of St Mark’s, Wimbledon


‘A fascinating glimpse of family life in the time of Jesus and extremely well researched.’
Rt. Revd. John Ellison, Retired Bishop of Paraguay, and Honorary Assistant Bishop, Diocese of Winchester, and Judie Ellison.

I am reading this book at the moment and it is a fabulous read. It holds your attention even when you already know the story it is filling in the gaps that scripture leaves out but the additional information makes the event more real and you can almost feel what it must have been like for Noah and his family. Can't wait for the next two episodes

by Petet Handslip